People who telework have the same rights as those who don't.

Now that we are clear that teleworking is a practice that arrived in 2020 to be implemented and stay during 2021, it is necessary to be clear that people who telework have the same rights as people who do so from physical work centers, including the counting and remuneration of overtime.

1/18/2021

Teleworking was something that suddenly arrived in March of last year, due to the sudden confinement to which the entire population was subjected due to the coronavirus crisis, and which has been gradually implemented, and has been a solution that has allowed many companies to continue working.

But in teleworking there are many aspects that need to be polished, and one of them is precisely the number of extra hours and the limits of the working day, since the concern about excessive hours of work from home is something generalized, it seems that due to teleworking there are no limits on hours, and that emails or communications can be sent at any time.

Precisely in this sense, there has recently been a new Law, which aims to regulate these and other aspects of teleworking in order to equalize the rights of people who work from home, and ensure that they have exactly the same rights and the same opportunities as other workers.

People who telework

To know exactly all the hours of a working day, there are systems like Timenet, which allow you to record when you start and finish working, and it is even possible to indicate breaks, or types of hours. In this way, it is more than easy to comply with current laws and keep a record of all the hours worked, including overtime, so that they can be accounted for and remunerated.

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